What events can win gold in Tokyo Olympic Games?

At the Olympic Games, the number of gold medals in a country also reflects its sports strength. When China participated in the first Olympic Games, there were few gold medals. It is the unremitting efforts of China athletes that make China gradually become a sports power, and even compete with the old sports power of the United States. So how many events are expected to win gold medals in this Tokyo Olympic Games?

Gold medal teacher: table tennis, diving, weightlifting table tennis and diving are bound to win the championship. Needless to say, table tennis has always been in a dominant position in China, and even because of its strong strength, the World Table Tennis Federation has been forced to revise its rules many times. Otherwise, China will basically win the top three in each session. However, the women's table tennis singles and this one have no Olympic experience, and Liu and Xu Xin in the mixed doubles have also been strongly impacted by the host Japan and other strong teams, which will not be as smooth as before. Diving has a dream team. In these Olympic Games, the China diving team performed quite well and turned the crisis around many times.

China people's pride: Women's Volleyball Team has a spirit called Women's Volleyball Team Spirit, which is what most people in China expect most 1 gold medal. Under the leadership of Lang Ping and Zhu Ting, they have repeatedly defeated powerful enemies and revived the declining women's volleyball team. It is also the women's volleyball team that won the championship many times with the indomitable spirit.

Once brilliant: Badminton, competitive gymnastics and trampoline Guoyu won five gold medals at the London Olympic Games, but in recent years, the dominance of badminton has almost disappeared. Competitive gymnastics used to be our gold medal master. At the Beijing Olympic Games, only 1 vault gold medal is needed to win all 8 gold medals in men's events. Trampoline is also our strong gold medal. We won two gold medals for men and women at the Beijing Olympic Games.

Traditional strength: Shooting is our traditional strength, and today we won our first gold medal.

Gold medal winners: Track and field, swimming walking and women's throwing are the most promising events for China track and field in this Olympic Games. In swimming, Sun Yang's suspension for some reason is undoubtedly a blow to China's swimming, but recently the China swimming team also has a good young player.

Fighting events: Taekwondo, Karate, Wrestling, Boxing and Judo. The China Taekwondo Team has sprung up in recent years. Zhao Shuai and Zheng both won gold medals at the Rio Olympic Games, and they are also the favourites to win gold medals at their respective levels. In karate, Yin Xiaoyan and Gong Li have the strength to win gold. In recent years, China has obviously declined in judo events, and it is hard to get a gold medal.

Water sports: rowing, canoeing, still water, sailing, windsurfing and synchronized swimming. China rowing team and canoeing team have performed well in recent World Championships. Women's sailing windsurfing has only won gold and silver medals in a few Olympic Games, and the women's RS:X windsurfing in this Olympic Games is still competitive. The gold medal in women's synchronized swimming has always been monopolized by the Russian team. It is worth looking forward to whether China can change the medal from silver to gold.

Not to be underestimated: the world champions of basketball trio, archery, fencing, tennis, track cycling and other new disciplines and the women's three-person basketball team are expected to create good results in the first show of the Olympic Games. The women's epee team ranks first in the world, and the China women's epee team has the strength to win gold in both individual and team events. In the tennis women's doubles, many women in China will be among the top players in the world. China women's track cycling once made history in Rio and is expected to defend its title in the women's team competition. Other events including basketball, archery, fencing, cycling and tennis are expected to produce more than two gold medals.